3 Easy Steps to Selling Used CDs

2. Maximize profits

You can make up to a few pounds/dollars per disc, so selling when you have five to ten or more discs is going to be beneficial to your profits. Don’t spend money on selling them if you don’t have to. For example, swap cases from newer discs that you plan to keep with the ones you intend to sell, instead of buying empty cases.

If you don’t want to pay for postage, try a music buying service like musicMagpie that will arrange for a courier to come get your CDs or pay for the postage to send them in.

3. Make the sale

There are several ways to sell your CDs online and in person. Traditionally, going to your local music store or pawn-broker was perhaps the way to go about it, but these days it’s more common to use websites such as ebay. However, these sites require more effort and you will have to check prices often to see how much each particular CD is currently selling for, then post each CD to its respective winner.

And if the music is so terrible no one wants to hear it anymore, you can always recycle them into car headlight reflectors.